“Do This In Memory of Me”

by Jim Murphy

      When we hear these words, we naturally associate them with Christ’s command to continue the Eucharistic celebration.  You and I are able to receive the Eucharist today because for 2,000 years, the Church has obeyed that command to continue the Eucharist “in memory” of Him.  Of course, “in memory” does not mean a fond recollection of something that is over and done, but rather an ongoing, living reality that is made present in our time and space when we gather in His name.

       I would suggest that, while the Eucharist is the ultimate response to “do this in memory of me,” this command must be lived out in the entire life of the Christian.  Read More...

From Virginia's Desk
by Virginia King, WWCCR Executive Director

At the WWCCR office, we have meetings with our many committees regularly.  Most of them meet once a month for prayer and planning.  One of the comments that is often made (tongue in cheek) is that we need to expand the office – build a second floor, build underground parking, remove all the interior walls!  The happy reality is we are bursting at the seams - what a problem to have!

The School of Healing Prayer that began in January had to find a larger facility because there were too many students and team members to fit in our building.   Read More.